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originally posted by: Rich Z
originally posted by: 38181
a reply to: Phelan15
Absolutely, You most probably are correct. What I was trying to point out is that some of the truckers who transport all of our goods, including supplies and food and slowly getting the word. Last thing we need are them to refuse certain loads to certain locations from bunk rumors.
If the truckers start getting sick, word will spread like wildfire among them. Then I suspect that pretty much ALL shipments will be grinding to a halt. Which means everything they were supposed to be delivering, won't be.
IMHO.
China considers 'complete ban' on wildlife trade
China's top legislative committee has begun deliberating a proposal to ban all trade and consumption of wild animals, a practice believed responsible for the country's deadly coronavirus outbreak.
The official Xinhua news agency said the proposal was submitted to the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress (NPC), which is currently set to start its session next month, but is expected to postpone.
Kuwait, Bahrain confirm first coronavirus cases
Kuwait and Bahrain have confirmed their first cases of coronavirus, both of their state news agencies have reported.
Bahrain confirmed one case, a citizen arriving from Iran, the new agency reported, citing the health ministry. Meanwhile, Kuwait had three cases, the state news agency KUNA reported, citing its ministry of health.
KABUL, Feb 24 (Reuters) - Afghanistan's minister of public health said on Monday the country had identified its first case of coronavirus.
Ferozuddin Feroz, the minister of public health, told a press conference in Kabul one of three suspected cases had been confirmed in the Western province of Herat.
originally posted by: hopenotfeariswhatweneed
So some 3000 students from china have arrived here in Australia in the last few days, it's almost as if we don't have enough corona virus and our pm being the dip# he is has given the opportunity for that to change.
originally posted by: JoeRivers
originally posted by: tetra50
a reply to: TrulyColorBlind
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originally posted by: JoeRivers
How strong do you really need to be if you have a gun?
Stronger than the person you're attempting to attack if they also have a gun and are prepared for you.
LOL. Mr. JoeRivers, do you know why when undergoing gun safety training, you are taught to not raise and point this particular weapon, if you are not prepared to shoot to kill? Because anyone with good defense training will be well schooled in methods to disarm the person with the weapon, and then turn it upon them......
You must be very strong to wield such a weapon, if you are not prepared to use it in the end result of pointing it: death.
regards,
tetra
Missing my point, if they are weak, and have a gun, and you, like a large majority, have no gun or self defense classes, i'm pretty sure their weakness is evened out.
originally posted by: hopenotfeariswhatweneed
The death rate has jumped to 3.3%, multiply that the 7 million people and that makes 231 million....
originally posted by: Rich Z
originally posted by: TrulyColorBlind
The people in Wuhan that were sealed inside their buildings for "their own safety and protection," how would they be able to get out to pay their utility bills? If they couldn't pay their utilty bills and lost power and water because of non-payment, wouldn't that be detrimental to their own safety and protection? Surely their government had the power to prevent that from happening? What would happen in America if we were told to self-quarantine? Would the U.S. government have the power to prevent utility companies from turning off your services for lack of payment? Because without electricity, water and gas, wouldn't it be much harder to survive if your self-quarantined? I'm not fear-mongering or saying it's going to happen in America, but it's happened in China hasn't it?
So, paying the electric bill might become a moot point for a lot of people.
originally posted by: Rich Z
They seem to have bungled every step of the way so far, so why would anyone think they are going to turn around and start doing things right now? .